Janne Jalkanen wrote:
Ack. Should have checked before hitting Send. I've actually got a
functional JSPWiki plugin based on Twitter4J, and I stopped working
on it as I hadn't resolved the AAA issues. Sorry for the (my)
confusion... [am trying to debug something and my head wasn't fully
out of that and into writing email.]
If you make it a PageFilter (and hook to postSave()) you can put the
auth info in filters.xml in which case it's not visible to anyone you
don't want it to.
Hi Janne,
Is there an example of this somewhere I can use as a model? I've in
the past done a fair bit of using the postSave() method but not
thought about how it hooks into filters.xml...
Hmmm (thinking out loud)
Technically, you wouldn't even need Twitter4J, since the posting methods
are trivial. You can post to Twitter even with curl, if you want to :-)
Ah, but Yosuke Yamamoto, the lead developer for Twitter4J, seems
keen to gradually implement a lot of the other Twitter features,
e.g., one of the recent versions includes searching. I've been
thinking of sorta highjacking Twitter as a means of transmitting
data across a network, particularly from a cell phone. I.e., having
an application receive tweets (from particularly Twitter accounts,
for example) and process them.
Thanks,
Murray
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